Found this in my records the other day, have no idea when or why I bought it

Daddy Do It Good by Jim Faulkner on Para West from Paramount, Ca.

Have you ever heard anything so rubbish...the backing band are competent but the singer and the engineer/mixer must have been stoned

Right up Pete-S's street

Will send a tenner to anyone who can post up anything worse*

*has to be IMO which gives me a get-out!

Extremely disappointed with those who have slated William Shatner.

 

You do realise that without this man we'd all be speaking Klingon.

 

 

 

On 11/06/2020 at 19:01, Geeselad said:

Ffs, that's total utter crap. Love it when the singing kicks in, he's does indeed sound drunk, they all do. 

Probably worth a bob or two now haha 

Just now, Bunderthollox said:

Probably worth a bob or two now haha 

Why am I even looking it up After The most crushing review I’ve ever seen I think😀😀😀😀

Worste so called soul record I’ve ever heard, and there’s been one or two, has to be Wombat I would smash every single copy of that into the ground with a hammer.

Goos because it’s rare. No thank you. 

Also a few deep sounds from the 80s as well which have you full of excitement when you first play them thinking you have a drop and then slap you round the face with ill advice and misfortune. 

Edited June 14, 20204 yr by Bunderthollox
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Just browsing the tube and this just went to the top of my list. 

Please tell me it's not a regular play?

Ed

 

I think you're being a bit harsh on Roy. Is that record in my Top 50 favorite Roy Hamilton songs? - No.

On the other hand, 1) At least Roy can sing 2) He's got competent musicians backing him up 3) He does

not sound like he's on an acid trip. 

Well put it this way...

If that's a floor filler in Blackpool, I wont be going anytime soon.

The other 49 Roy Hamilton tunes must all be better...i hope, or the panic is on.

Ed

12 minutes ago, The Yank said:

I think you're being a bit harsh on Roy. Is that record in my Top 50 favorite Roy Hamilton songs? - No.

On the other hand, 1) At least Roy can sing 2) He's got competent musicians backing him up 3) He does

not sound like he's on an acid trip. 

Love some roy Hamilton songs, thats certainly not my favourite but you can certainly tell he was friends with elvis with that one.

2 hours ago, The Yank said:

I think you're being a bit harsh on Roy. Is that record in my Top 50 favorite Roy Hamilton songs? - No.

On the other hand, 1) At least Roy can sing 2) He's got competent musicians backing him up 3) He does

not sound like he's on an acid trip. 

Fair enough, I'd call it rock and roll but I bet the ted's would lynch me.  I think it's awful in another way, what a waste of his amazing voice on such an inspid, wishy washy pop tune.